Amarillo Sandies vs Lubbock Westerners Preview at Butler Field
The Amarillo Sandies face the Lubbock Westerners Thursday at Butler Field. Both teams bring weak offenses but strong defenses. Lubbock holds a better season record and has shutout Pampa, while Amarillo boasted road wins and solid showings against Odessa and Abilene. Key players listed for both squads include Brewer, Sikes, Jones, Rampy for Lubbock and Collins, Flaniken, Attebury, Bauman for Amarillo.
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Lubbock Westerners
Butler Field
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Sandies
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Pampa Harvesters
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Harvesters
Byrd To Play in Montgomery Golf Meet
Sam Byrd of Detroit, winner of Mobile's Azalea Open, will use his old regulation putter in the $10,000 Montgomery invitation tournament starting Thursday. Byrd secured $2,000 first prize in Mobile after a one stroke playoff with D. Harrison of Little Rock, crediting his thin bladed stroker for the win with a 69 to Harrison's 70.
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Sam Byrd
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Montgomery
New York Yankee
D ‘d Harrison
Little Rock
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Harrison
Trojanowski Leads With 132 Points In Football Scoring
Walter Trojanowski of the University of Connecticut emerged as the nation’s top scorer with 132 points after eight games in his return season. The 23-year-old Bridgeport native tallied 22 touchdowns in his first postwar year.
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Walter Trojanowski
University of Connecticut
Bridgeport Conn
Slippery Rock Becomes Active In Football Again After War
Slippery Rock Teachers College in Slippery Rock Pennsylvania resumes football after a wartime lapse. The Rockets, coached by N Kerr Thompson, return to schedules with nearby colleges such as Westminster Allegheny Thiel Grove City Waynesburg Bethany and Fairmont State. The school’s enrollment is increasing with male students rising from wartime lows.
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Rockets
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Edinboro
Sandie football alumni set to join Amarillo-Lubbock game
Clyde Clark and Harold Harlow, former Amarillo High Sandies, are expected at Butler Field for the Thursday program with coach updates and film. Others including Ted Moss Myrle Greathouse and Jack Pevehouse are noted returning or stationed, with Navy Marine assignments and past all state honors.
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Sandie
Amarillo High
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Sandies
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Temple Victory
Butler Field
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Moss
Myrle Greathouse
China
Greathouse
Globe-News
Grid Fans Invited To Program Tonight
The Globe News Panhandle Open bowling event ended weekend in Victor Alleys with Nu-Grape sponsored Albuquerque team defeating Amarillo Herring Hotel 2,804 to 2,831. Whitfield led with 606, Bechtold 601, Cochran 595, Grimes 592. Tonight Elks Club hosts a football program at 8:30 with invited coaches, KGNC’s Bob Watson MC, and free movies.
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Banner Bowl
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Pappy Grimes
Howard Lynch
T. G. Hull
Amarillo High School
Gus Miller
Windy Nicklaus
West Texas State College
Dan Salkeld
Steve Sebo
Goober Keyes
Francis Rish
Amarillo Field
Bob Watson
KGNC
Cadets Preparing For Annual Battle
WEST POINT and ANNAPOLIS reports show Army and Navy football squads back to light drills ahead of the December 1 clash. Army coach Blaik motivates sobriety of mind for a 17-game win streak, while Navy coach Hagberg marshals peak form for the Cadets.
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U.P
Army
Navy
Earl Blaik
Annapolis
Oscar Hagberg
Brainy Halfback Missing From Rice Football Line
Rice Institute football team without its brainy halfback Bob Nemir for Saturday's game with Texas Christian at Fort Worth. Nemir, winner of the Texas A. & M. game, was ordered to San Francisco and departed after the Texas A. & M. game. Navy man commissioned three weeks ago remained at Rice pending travel orders.
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U.P
Rice
Bob Nemir
Satuday
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Nemir
Texas
Francisco
Texas A. & M
Navy
Nixson Whirlwinds Dominate Local Junior High Football
The Nixson Whirlwinds finished 7–0 with a 141 to 24 season scoring edge. Highlights include a 39–0 opener over Horace Mann and a 7–0 win over Borger B, with James Hamilton and Jimmy Clifton culminating a soaring aerial and ground attack.
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Whirlwinds
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Borger
Rudy Gamblin
Borger B
James Hamilton
Jimmy Clifton
Clifton
Bobby Hudgins
Sam Houston
Amarillo Yan nigs and Sandies Fall to Rival Teams on Nov 22
Amarillo Yan nigs host Lakeview Eagles at Lakeview on November 22 in a regional clash. Later the Amarillo Sandies face Lubbock Westerners at Butler Field in Amarillo on November 22.
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Lakeview Eagles
Lakeview
Amarillo Sandies
Lubbock Westerners
Butler Field
Amarillo
German Sports Clubs Drop 10 Sports After Allied Ban
German sports clubs eliminated 10 sports including boxing and jiu jitsu after Allied commanders banned them for promoting military preparedness. Other forbidden activities listed were mountain climbing yachting rowing weight lifting trapeze work field athletics skiing and cycling. Approved sports include basketball volleyball hockey rugby football skating tennis bowling fishing and calisthenics.
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Berlin
U.P
Reds to rebuild with young players after modest season
Cincinnati Reds president Powell Crosley Jr says the seventh place club will be rebuilt into a winning team with young players after drawing 290070 admissions and losing 30865 this season.
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U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Powell Crosley, Jr
San Jacinto Kiwanis to Install Officers December 6
Gus Koeninger of Plainview Kiwanis lieutenant governor will install new San Jacinto Kiwanis Club officers and directors December 6 at the Herring Hotel. George W. Kercher begins his ninth term as secretary with W. E. Haley as president Connie Hood as first vice president O D Thompson as second vice president Bob Allen as treasurer. New directors are Ed Howell Dr Ray Barnes Bill Rainey Homer Jacob with Wes Rynders Charlie Quail John Fairey as holdover directors.
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Plainview
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Herring Hotel
George W. Kercher
W. E. Haley
Connie Hood
O. D. Thompson
Bob Allen
Ed Howell
Ray Barnes
Bill Rainey
Homer Jacob
Wes Rynders
Charlie Quail
John Fairey
Baylor Seeks Win Over SMU With Returns To Lineup
Baylor in strong shape for the home game against Southern Methodist University as Bull Johnson Sammy Perce Pop Parker Wesley Ducker and Bill Chapman rejoin the lineup. Johnson and Perce boosted by last week's Tulsa setback. Baylor's final Waco appearance before traveling to Houston December 1 to face Rice.
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Mitcham Back With TCU Line For Rice Clash
George Mitcham returns to the Texas Christian lineup after an Oklahoma injury and is slated to play against the Rice Owls. End Beewman Ezell and guard Norman Morrill also ready for duty as coach Dutch Meyer voices doubt about beating a fast Rice team.
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Meyer
Football Race Getting Close
The Southwest Conference football race tightens with Preston Smith of Texas A and M holding 564 yards on 137 carries. Arkansas' John Hoffman moves to within 22 yards of the lead with 542 yards on 127 attempts after an 87-yard effort against Southern Methodist.
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Big John Hoffman
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Aggie
Hoffman
Southern Methodist
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Rice
James H. Stewart
Rob Goode
Goode
Leon Joslin
Texas Christian
Jack Price
Baylor
Bobby Layne
Texas
Doak Walker
Layne
Walker
Jim Plyler
Howard Maley
Johnny Nee Named Phillies Scout After Yankees Signings
Philadelphia November 20 Johnny Nee former Yankees scout who signed stars like Ben Chapman Bill Dickey Spud Chandler Dixie Walker and Tommy Heinrich has been appointed scout for the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League.
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Johnny Nee
Ben Chapman
Bill Dickey
Spud Chandler
Dixie Walker
Tommy Heinrich
New York Yankees
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